Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-18
PNEU SONIA!
Scientific and Accurate Description OF
this Dreaded Blood Disorder.

fh1a Dre&ueO $1,000 DfOrueF
at is generally supposed that pneumo-
"nia is due to the accidental penetrating
"of specific microbes into the system, but
"the observations of NJ. Jaccoud show
"that the disease really results from the
development, under favorable con-
editions, OF microhic germs permanently
"present in the system A chief condition
"of such development is sudden chill,
(which explains the frequent coincidence
"of lung affections with abrupt changes
"of temperature "-Scientifc american.
Another prominent (amerlcaD) sutAor-
itY sscribes pneumonia to an excess OF
ozone, CZOne being produced by passage
Of electricity In the air.
A distinguished American physician
lis the New York Tribune that thu
prevalence Of pneumonia indicates tht
universally Of uric-acid condition Of
the blood-sudden chills aIways being
characteristic effects Of too much acid, OF
one sort and another.
The disease, as M Jaccoui observes,
is undoubtedly in the blood, but il IN the
form Of permanent microbes or germs,
these germs must be developed by the
uric-acid condition Of the blood. Indeed,
they cannot presumably exist IN alkaline
blood. Uric-acid is the name for the
waste matter of the system, which the
kidneys through evident though unsus-
pected impairment, have not been able
te filter from the blood-the filter being
foul and stopped up in many Of its little
hsir-like tubes.
The iribune's authority says that pneu-
moDia is secondary disorder, the ex-
al 0ni1 h..iv CT olr +ho
which develop the disease, already dor
msnt 10 the system, because the kidneys
haYe been but partially doing their duty
In short, pneumonia is but al early indl-
cation of q bright's diseased condition.
This impaired action may exist for years
wi hout the patient suspeCting II, because
no psin will be felt In the kidneys or their
vicinity, and often it can be detected only
by chemical and microscopieal examine
tions. Marty 100 of the 740 deaths IL
New YorK3C the f st week in 4 recent
March, sndin six weeks 78l deaths, were
caused by pnsumopiasalone.
Ii one has eecasioasl Chills and fever, c
tendency to e1lds inthe throat and lungs,
rheumatic and neuralgia pains, extreme
tired feelings, short breath and pleuritic
stitches in the side, loss of appel te, back
ache, nervous understanding sensations
or scaut and dfscoiured faids, heart tias-
terings, sour stomach, distressed look,
puffy eye sscs, hot and dry skin, loss OF
strength and virility, Pneumonia is lia5l-
TO strike him down any day, and his re-
coverY VIII be doubtful.
Thesejndications may not sppesr to-
gether, they may come, disappear and re-
appeaEfor years the person 0ot reaI'Z'ne
that t1ey are NATURES wsrningso OF coming
calamity.
Ting disease is very auick-actiug and il
the accompanying idney disordegls yerl
far advanced, recovery is inpOssiblE, for
the kidneys give out entirely, and the pa
tent is-iiterally sCfocate By Water.
The only safeguard sgsinst pneumoniO
is to maintain vigorous condition Of the
system and thus prevent attacks, " using
whatever will radically and effactusllY re-
store full vitality to the kidneys, snd for
this there is nothing equal to Warner
safe cure. If the kidneys are not sound
pneumonia cannot be prevented. This
remedy il known to millions, used, prob
ably, by hundreds of Thousands all ever
the globe, and commended as & standard
specific wherever knowa and used. L
does not pretend to cure an attack CT
pneumOnia, but it does remove the cause
of, and prevent that disease if taken in
time.
When physician says his patient has
either bright's disease or pneumonia, he
coufesses his inability to cure, and in a
measure he considers his responsibility
ended. In many instances, indeed, per
sons are reported as dying with pIeu
Tonia, heart disease, appoplexy and con-
lcS0 Sc
and SO known by the physicians, is this
kidney consumption. Thousands Of peo-
pie have 1t without knowing it. and perish
them the fscts.
The same destiny awaits every one who
will not exercise his in tgment in such 6
matter and be true to himself, his family
and to society.